hamas says israeli rockets have destroyed its headquarters in gaza on the fourth day of deadly strikes. israeli troops are massing along the gaza border and some seventy five also deserve the so-called outflow to see the details coming up. in this hour the syrian rebels are bonded by overwhelming support a concerted lifting and e.u. arms embargo while france and turkey recognize the opposition groups as the legitimate government. bonds emerge and it's paid for by the financial crisis while the public is left to pick up that one hundred sixty six days and.

this is all see coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program israel stepping up with assault on gaza time getting over one hundred fifty sites other nights including the has court has a hamas meanwhile israeli troops are amassing on the gaza border with a number of reservists all stunned by at around seventy five thousand also his policies following the developing conflict. when the air force has hit the headquarters of the hamas compound in gaza city in some separate strikes with i am an eyewitness is reporting that there is extensive damage to the building now they were a number of explosions that will heard in and around gaza city on saturday this comes after the israeli air force struck a number of government buildings on friday including the interior ministry a number of police compounds several smuggling tunnels as well as a three story building a mass has issued a statement in which it says that it will stand by its people so we are witnessing

an escalation in tensions the muscles also said that in no way will it stick down now the israeli air force has said that it has hit some eight hundred targets in the gaza strip but says that this is part of its military campaign over the past four days that started back on wednesday when they took out the hamas military treif at the same time there are some four hundred and fifty rockets that have been fired by palestinian militants into southern israel and we're looking at a situation that the whole south of israel is in a state of high alert with some one million people who have been ordered to stay in bomb shelters the point that needs to be made that when we talk about how much we are talking about an elected government that was chosen by the people of gaza back in two thousand and six we're not talking about random fighters as i say these are legitimate representatives of the people be egyptian prime minister yesterday friday was visiting gaza to assess the situation and there was a cease fire that was called for but which israel admittedly broke and this is

despite the fact that the israeli army denies this however we have heard there were at least some two people who were killed in gaza there are some seventy five thousand reservists who have been called out these troops are now in nothing along the israel gaza border and speaking to is where you see here inside as well as outside the country you have israelis who are returning as they are called up for duty very much. we are going to look at an offensive that will happen remarkably soon yesterday we saw the first missiles since nine hundred seventy targeted lucilla and then just before that there was at least two missiles that landed not far from tel aviv so certainly the sense you know is that these hamas militants now have long range missiles and this is an opportunity at least israelis believe for them to build the situation in gaza once and for all they do believe that the prime minister here will call for a ground offensive you also need to remember that we're not that far away from

elections for the parliament who has always been a prime minister when support by showing a very strong substance certainly the mood here is that this is an opportunity for him to drum up support ahead of such crucial elections. under you can get the latest updates on the situation in gaza from paul it's follow her on twitter paula clear underscore r.t. . at least twenty nine palestinians were civilians women and children among them have been killed since israel launched its assault on gaza on wednesday and he is staying in contact with activists and documentary filmmaker harry fear who's currently working in gaza and he says much of gaza's population is a very young and that most people that heavily reliant on the support of aid agencies. i've been to several sites to stream struck by israeli strikes and frankly being out and about in the gaza strip is the most dangerous thing to do this is our real massacre according to guards and it's us the bridge most of the

gaza population under the age of eighteen seventy five percent youth unemployment over sixty percent unemployment. and most people in gaza refugee status mostly people over sixty. eight agencies are. just they do not start today so that is what the situation is like a normal day to day in these days or in the war in gaza is being bombed with drugs without sixteen's with helicopters with names. and so you can just imagine that it's not going any better out of sr resistance groups have been applauded by a majority of gazans for the strong resistance in our polling israeli forces and so it's not working in the malls and in the palestinian narrative point of view that i actually got some to hold that thought as how or what seemed to be very likely on eminent grounds by its very defense forces. and despite a number of civilian deaths in gaza israel has hailed its defense operation as

surgical and claims it only targets military sites my clinic where we see shy has been talking to a spokesperson said today's raid a prime minister's office. i want to see that we have only one goal israel has to defend its citizens i'm sure that there is no state no state no russia and no state in europe and no united states of america can agree with this kind of situation you know our children our elders are fired by rockets on our schools on our civilians and on the terrorists with one very simple goal to stop this firing of rockets from our civilians and we will target terrorists until they stop would you care to explain why the palestinian interior ministry has also been targeted in fact that building is basically left in a state of rubble and ruin that's hardly a militant stronghold in fact the interior ministry is where people get passports

visas it's where journalists get their permission to go into the strip why go after why level the interior ministry the explanation is very simple unfortunately a mask terrorists while they target our civilians they hide behind their civilians they hide behind schools now the i.d.f. our army that wants only to defend our citizens targets only terrorists garza is an extremely confined area a very small area probably certainly overpopulated why are so many children being killed by israeli airstrikes if you're going after militants there are no children been heard by idea if only terrorists only terrorists are targeted while the visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaza but

a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be. people well the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't also doing are certainly going to show you. you know you're absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip during the during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army and these really government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only. to stop the firing of rockets on israel cities is really schools on israeli children and if we will need some ground operation we definitely will consider. and this palestinians are continuing to ask world leaders to help put a hole to their soul to the u.s. remains firm and it's by president obama spoke to israel's prime minister binyamin

netanyahu on friday to retrace his support and go that mercy editor of news junkie post says the consequences of further escalation in the conflict and not being properly considered. it is well as the sanction of blocking the back of the hamas just like the. bug has about i think. it will be betting that someone approach on the ocean which would normally be. all there will be something very very stupid because if there's one thing that unique of the muslim world and anything seem to not only in muslim countries but actually all over the world including in the us is not the uk but is ginia something that is not very well thought out because what could very easily. is

not dog on pairs or go off on these whale coming only one are also some on the way as enjoy all the one where you have about two million but is not as well as there are some movement of the egyptian army that is very substantial so israel is basically applying was fire. and right now you're seeing live pictures of from gaza let's trimming them nonstop that's called for you there's also constantly updating timeline that is so awesome dot com is the place. where sun is considering falling france and turkey and recognizing being you see we're an opposition group aiming to president assad that we hear from one expert

shortly says western attempts to support the rebels will only take the war torn country deeper into details that's coming our way on special right. it's perched atop a jaw and the view from the kremlin stretches as far as the eye can see. for a city to siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed by the chance i bear in railway but a spiritual center. scenes like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of worshippers did themselves. to commemorate the baptism of jesus.

in the fifteen eighties the russians had only just conquered siberia taking it from the muslims. surrounded by enemies to be their stronghold constructed on top of the city but soon enough it became an economic siberian oil of its time bringing in a third of. the. help of the says by the russians the russians. a revolt against the czar and eight hundred twenty five known as the decembrists. there they created a replica high society adopting the latest fashions as soon as they came out or at least once they made it from paris to siberia. but the city also served up some bit of irony for the russian royal family after the bolshevik revolution. this is the office was nicholas the second spend most of the last year of his life his whole family had been exiled here they were the fairly comfortable existence this was

a big house but they weren't allowed to see visitors or go outside themselves whilst leaving this ordinary normal countryside lifestyle they even had thoughts of a skate but within the year there's a lot of his family would be dead. within

three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media. free media oh god our teeth dot com. a line from moscow thanks for being with us this hour they syrian rebels are gaining momentum as their national coalition towards western nations developing full support the u.k. is mulling officially recognizing the opposition movement and sending military ace to the alliance after missing in london britain wants to see a korea part of its call transition from belarus before. becoming next in line to officially recognize the new group the coalition will now hold talks with french president francois hollande on saturday paris said it will also consider sending

weapons to the rebels commentator and blogger charo denise however that the opposition movement is in disarray with no united states to the ceiling. in syria of course the process has been much slower and the wave of defection that we saw in libya didn't exactly happen in syria and what's happening now in specifically in syria is that people there are going off representing a syrian uprising are not the people who are on the ground so we started hearing for example support from different rebel groups armed may rebel groups for the new . opposition leadership but who knows the extent of or whether they would be able to exercise political control so what you really have to look at that there is a strong divide between. leadership that is outside the country and doesn't have control on the ground and forces on the ground pretty much doing whatever they want

after all we've ended with is to separate opposition bodies because the syrian national guards of still exists alongside the national coalition then you and i should correlation so it's a recipe for more division and kind of lack of a coherence to it for moving the country forward. the right now a look at the dark side of sanctions a teenage boy in a random shortage of medicine caused by this tricked us involved goes against the islamic republic. and also that is the pride of britain drowning a report of the u.k.'s newest nuclear powered submarine fleet which cost almost ten billion pounds as a rusty unreliable. so british talk pairs who helped bail out two of the country's biggest banks at the height of the financial crisis may never see the money again a group of influential and p's how was that the six to six billion pounds the

government pays to rescue all b.s. and lloyds t.s.b. may be lost for good. breaks down the numbers for. this is all focused around the public accounts committee investigation into the sale of northern rock that was the bank that if you cast your mind a couple of years back was one of the first to get the big banking bailout is estimated that for northern rock for taxpayers a set of these around thirty billion but that's not the worst of it because of the s. and lloyds bank oh also you had a lot of typos money funded into those bailouts and the taxpayers could be set to release a staggering sixty six billion pounds on that is very very hard to wrap your head around those figures so we're going to try and compare it really the amount that was put into those bailouts to what we have in the moment spending on social welfare such as pensions education health care and defense these figures coming at

a time when everyone here is struggling in a daily we're talking to people who are really struggling to survive in the country in the midst of this very very tough economic times and you kind of got this it was a good report very hard hitting report telling us that there was a monumental collective failure that the treasury was unable to pull the respond because they look like bills and understanding so it really sucked a little bit of hope the billion sorry guys we've lost that battle sixty six billion you know we weren't quite up to the job one of the great the warning at the very beginning with the taxpayers in line and i'm doing now by a campaign manager robert oxley thank you for joining us today these types of stories always make me so angry because you know every day we're covering stories with people you know struggling with a living wage in the a chance the pensions the you know a tax is a rising all the time and then you have this report showing that you know sixty six billion could be lost i mean it's just chiefly responsible with taxpayers' money

you know all this report is a. politician to spoil it there will be words. that we were going to make money out of the banks and that propping up the banks would be you know it would be ok and there was a chorus of people from both sides of the political divide saying you know we need to bail out about. what's happened is we've lost billions of pounds and we've basically allowed politicians to gamble other people's money and lo and behold those politicians have got very good results as is always the case when politicians are spending other people's money it's incredible how often those in power manage to get every major crisis wrong and i think we're seeing that moment in a rejection of the way that our politics at westminster is out of touch the point here is it was the writing was on the wall whether any lessons will actually be learned of course remains to be seen but taxpayers they think they've absolutely whopping losses at the moment at least a lot of people saying you know we saved the banks he's going to save us. and let's now take a look at some other stories from around the globe this hour around seven children

have been killed after a train collided with a school bus south of the egyptian capital the exact number of fatalities isn't here to clear a local doctor said that many of the victims were aged between four and six a transport minister has resigned following the crash which happened about four hundred kilometers from cairo there are some reports that the railroad crossing wasn't closed when it should have been. going to stop doesn't even between supporters of the government demonstrators from dozens of people have been pouring into the streets since tuesday to protest the country lifting its fuel subsidies that move rates domestic gas prices by more than fifty percent with other people costs going up by about a one person has been killed and around seventy five agents a fun four days of unrest. here she is on high alert in thailand following a terror target heard of a client visit by barack obama on sunday at least one person was killed and many

injured when a motorcycle bomb exploded in the south of the country setting five buildings on fire obama is to begin a three nation tour of southeast asia hoping to boost u.s. influence in a region where china is becoming increasingly. let's knock on the american consulate in libya was shot through people dead was an act of terror by al qaida that's according to the embattled former cia director david petraeus who took the stand on. the former general had earlier statement that the incident arose around. demonstration against a u.s. made on to islam film buttressed maintains that he resigned from his cia post because of an extra marital affair and not due to the deadly incident in gaza. the lower house of the u.s. congress has approved travel and finance restrictions against a russian official suspected of human rights violations as the so-called magnitsky bill after russian lawyer sergei magnitsky who died in a police custody three years ago after being held for election tykes invasion

russia has called the move a provocation and promised to retaliate meanwhile noise in washington have voted something to write trade restrictions with us but also a historian dr gerald ford believes u.s. actions will mean souring of relations. the message to the mosque is that the research is very. quickly at that when one door closes another one opens what i mean is that the human rights situation united states and it's quite terrible and i would hope that the russian duma and the russian authorities would begin to scrutinize carefully the human rights situation right here in the united states where for example there's like one example most many the black population is about twelve or thirteen percent of the population of about fifty percent of the prison population and they are disproportionately represented on death row slated for execution by the state authorities for example why not a miniscule you know moscow that would pose these are restrictions on those

businesses who would seek to do business with russia or involved in violation of equal opportunity laws right here in the united states i mean i think there are number of measures that could take that would be inappropriate to protect. creation trials have returned home after a un court overturns their war crimes convictions for their actions during the one thousand nine hundred ninety the breakup of yugoslavia. and modern markets were previously jailed for atrocities against hundreds of serbs for twenty four and eighteen years respectively so when historian any boys say manage billie's they nissho guilty verdict was a classic case of double standards. that court has no credibility to start with and it shouldn't have had any credibility for years the fact that people are protesting the verdict now as a miscarriage of justice is actually lending because i believe if you don't how would you why would you be offended bridgette why it decision. that is made to be

a little presently in line with what the courts are telling was i got founded which is to blame the serbs for every those of the court and the tribunal did exactly what it was supposed to do it made a show trial it made a show verdict and then it overturned a show verdict when its usefulness wasn't at the end creation was greenlit to join the e.u. after the verdict so now all of a sudden the verdicts no longer necessary they these guys can go scot free and everything is just fine and dandy in killing serbs is not a crime in fact doing service is almost a requirement to join civilized society the way they define it these days. after the break that spotlight with hostile going on stephen.

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hello again and welcome to the spotlight the show on our t.v. . and my guest on the program today is our. chief. tensions in the middle east are growing again with hamas attacking each other at the gaza strip border escalation is nothing new to the fact that said one thing not long ago hamas broke up with one of its main supporters in or around port did it really does it mean the political landscape is changing in the middle east and how does one of the biggest and most powerful states in the region build its relations with neighbors who discuss it right now with a top iranian diplomat. changing situation and the arab world has

bolstered iran's position a stronghold of shia islam benefited from the war in iraq because the power was handed to government the civil war in syria has strengthened it even further and in between the so-called arab spring ousted leaders were strong and bursaries islamic republic nevertheless iran itself is in trouble the country suffering from crippling international sanctions and its exchange of threats was israel is escalating the tension far beyond the middle east. welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us and my first question is about the situation in the middle east not long ago and rainy and state affiliated newspaper called one of hamas leader khaled mashaal this.